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Powered By Professionals
Powered by Professionals (PBP) (https://www.poweredbyprofessionals.com/) is a national fundraising and event management firm, based in New York City, that specializes in helping charity and non-profit organizations exceed their fundraising goals. Utilizing their unique strategic approach
Pulse Center for Patient Safety Education & Advocacy
Interviewee: Ilene Corina President & Patient Safety Advocate The Nonprofit Resource Hub is thrilled to announce that our nonprofit partner list is growing. This summer, we added 16 new nonprofit organizations to our community!
Why You Should (Almost) Never Upgrade Your Copiers Early!
A copier lease should be used as a means to finance a large amount of money, not to hide actual costs from buyers. Unfortunately, because leasing can be confusing, many companies end up paying more
THE NEXT NORMAL
As we emerged from 2020 into 2021, there were high hopes that we were returning to some level of normalcy. COVID vaccines were, restrictions were loosening up, and employees were starting to go back to
BOARD RESPONSIBILITIES
Every nonprofit organization has a board of directors. Every nonprofit organization also has key management personnel. The board of directors govern the organization and its management to ensure that the mission of the nonprofit is
BEWARE NEW LEASE ACCOUNTING RULES…
The accounting world is never dull, despite what outward appearances and unfair stereotypes may lead one to believe. The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) continually strives to improve the transparency, usefulness, and understandability of financial reporting formed
GUEST ARTICLE: LET’S TALK ABOUT “REASONABLE” CYBERSECURITY
NEW PRIVACY REGULATIONS ARE MAKING CYBERSECURITY A LEGAL REQUIREMENT Let’s start with the good news. Many states within the USA are implementing privacy regulations to protect our individual data. As individuals this is good for
VENDOR HIGHLIGHT – TECH PLATFORMS
After a year of cancelled events, postponed events, and virtual events, we are now at the point where in-person and hybrid events are not just a possibility, but a definite probability. With restrictions lessening by
INCORPORATING THE “NEW NORMAL” WITH THE “OLD NORMAL”
After nearly a year and a half of uncertainty and anticipation, in-person events are finally finding their way back onto Americans’ schedules and social calendars. While many are overwhelmingly ready to jump back in to
